For many older people and people with disabilities, opening up creative spaces means a gain in quality of life. Twice a year, the kubia magazine focuses on how these spaces can look and be designed.
In Kulturräume+ you will find current reports from the work of kubia, in-depth articles from science and practice on cultural education in old age and on inclusive cultural work, as well as a variety of further information and tips. The magazine is aimed at cultural educators and geragogues, staff of cultural, geriatric and educational institutions, artists, geriatric nurses, cultural managers and representatives of municipal cultural institutions. Please feel free to contact the editors of Kulturräume+!
Almuth Fricke
Miriam Haller
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The view into the halls of many traditional cultural institutions is deceptive: although older people often form the majority of the audience there, culturally active people are clearly in the minority among older people overall. Those who are poor are particularly rare among regular users of culture. The 27th issue of kubia magazine focuses on the cultural participation of older people living at or below the poverty line.
The 26th issue of kubia magazine asks how feminism has shaped academic discourse, cultural practice and female biographies.
The 25th issue of kubia magazine focusses on museums and examines their relationship with older people, the accessibility of their offerings and their quality standards.
This issue of Kulturräume+ asks what cultural education and inclusive cultural work for and with older people can contribute to more careful use of natural resources.
This issue of Kulturräume+ is about the dialogue between generations and how it can be promoted through cultural education.
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Azina Barzideh